Ampetronic hearing loop system drivers and loop design - 60118-4
Ampetronic hearing loop system drivers and loop design - 60118-4Ampetronic Firmware Updates
User Guide for AMPETRONIC models including: T14-1 Rail Transport Hearing Loop Driver, T14-1, Rail Transport Hearing Loop Driver, Transport Hearing Loop Driver, Hearing Loop Driver, Loop Driver, Driver
2023-02-15 — Ampetronic T14-1 Quick Start Guide. Page 2. 3. FRONT PANEL & CONNECTIONS. ① M6 Chassis Ground Stud. Safety ground connection to vehicle chassis - MUST BE ...
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DocumentDocumentT14-1 Quick Start Guide This guide should be used for the following products · T14-1LW: Lower (24-36VDC) power, Wago connectors · T14-1LH: Lower (24-36VDC) power, Harting connectors · T14-1UW: Upper (72-110VDC) power, Wago connectors · T14-1UH: Upper (72-110VDC) power, Harting connectors Box Contents · 1 x T14-1 Driver · T14-1 Quick Start guide (this document) Applicable versions · T14-1LH · T14-1LW · T14-1UH · T14-1UW · including the T14-1V VOIP audio option Related Documents · T14-1 Handbook (UP1A202) · T14-1 2D Drawing (BC1A210 / BC1A410) · T14-1 Protocol Guide (UP1A205) · Testing Hearing Loops on Rail Vehicles (UP1A208) · T14-1 Connector Pin-outs (UP5A201) · T Series Drilling Template (UP4A201) · T14-1LW 3D STEP model (BE0A201) · T14-1UH 3D STEP model (BE0A601) This symbol is used to alert the user to important operating or maintenance instructions. The Lightning bolt triangle is used to alert the user to the risk of electric shock. 1. SAFETY 1. It is important to read these instructions, and to follow them. 2. Clean only with a dry cloth. Cleaning fluids may affect the equipment. 3. Install in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. 4. Do not install this equipment near any heat sources such as radiators, heating vents or other apparatus that produces significant heat. 5. WARNING THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED / GROUNDED. 6. Refer all servicing to qualified personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as a power supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to any rain or moisture, does not operate normally or has been dropped. 7. WARNING To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture. The apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and no objects filled with liquids shall be placed on the apparatus. 8. WARNING - Connection to a 70V/100V line speaker system may involve the risk of electric shock and therefore must be carried out by an instructed or skilled person. TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT REMOVE THE COVER. THERE ARE NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED PERSONNEL 2. TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT Small hand tools including a wire stripper, and small flat blade screwdrivers will be required. A magnetic field strength meter, Loopworks Measure App & R1 Receiver, or at minimum an induction loop receiver is vital to check that the loop system is providing the desired level of performance. Ampetronic T14-1 Quick Start Guide Page 1 3. FRONT PANEL & CONNECTIONS M6 Chassis Ground Stud Safety ground connection to vehicle chassis - MUST BE CONNECTED DC Power Input · `U' option: 72-110 VDC, use +V(HI) and 0V · `L' option: 24-36 VDC, use +V(LO) and 0V Use MCB protection according to manual Loop Output Connect loop between the two terminals Status Output and Input Enable Status output is an isolated relay contact To remotely enable an input, apply +5V to +24V DC between the relevant input terminal and common. NB remote control must be enabled in the web interface before use. Analogue Audio Input 1 & 2 For each input, connect to 0V(common) and one of 3V / 30V / 100V, as appropriate for the signal source. Figure 1: Front panel, WAGO connectors LED Indications STATUS (red/green) AGC (green) CLIP (red) CURRENT (green) PROTECT (red) LOOP O/C (red) In startup Flash green: Testing Fast flash Amber: Updating software - - Normal operation Green: OK Flash Green: Sleep Slow Flash Amber: Standby Green: Signal >6dB above AGC threshold Red: Clipping (output) Slow flash: overcurrent Slow flash: overcurrent Fast flash: Loop low resistance Green: Output >-20dB (flashes on/off in normal use) Slow flash: overtemp Fast flash: power limit On: both of the above Slow flash: Loop open circuit USB `A' connector Firmware / config update from USB memory only 10/100 Ethernet M12 connector, D-coded Ethernet status / activity LEDs Figure 2: Front panel, Harting connectors - see separate sheet for pin-outs 4. CONTROLS The T14-1 is controlled through a built-in website interface, to access this you will need to know the IP address or hostname of the driver. DHCP is enabled by default and the driver supports direct connection or larger managed networks. You must have a device with a web browser on the same subnet as the driver. DHCP Enabled Network: use the admin interface of your DHCP server to find the IP address of each driver. Alternatively use an IP scanner utility. Enter the IP in the address bar of your web browser. Direct Connection: enter http://t14-1n.local in the address bar of your web browser. Check the driver is on the latest firmware before installation, compare the Status page to the latest version available at www.ampetronic.com/firmware-updates/ Page 2 Ampetronic T14-1 Quick Start Guide 5. USING THE WEBSITE The web interface is used to monitor and adjust the driver. Four levels of access are available, usernames and passwords are case sensitive: Username (not logged in) audioadmin netadmin superadmin Access to Status page only (default on first connection) Audio settings page & Status page Network settings page & Status page all pages For all usernames, the default password = ampetronic (all lower case) You can change the password for each user from the website. For full details of the web control interface see the T14-1 product handbook. 6. TROUBLESHOOTING In case of error, the website Status tab colour will change and error messages will be displayed on the Status page. Startup test messages DIAGNOSTICS IN PROGRESS LOOP R < 200mR FIX AND RESTART LOOP > 10R LOOP COULD CLIP HEATSINK TOO HOT PLS SWITCH OFF OUT IDLE OVERCURRENT OUT FUNC TEST HIGH OVERCURRENT Error messages during operation OUTPUT OPEN CIRCUIT LOOP > 10R LOOP COULD CLIP POWER LIMIT - DERATED POWER LIMIT - SHUTDOWN TEMP LIMIT - DERATED TEMP LIMIT - MUTED OUTPUT CLIPPING OUTPUT CLIP - ATTENUATED This message is displayed whilst start-up tests are being performed. Not an error. The driver measured < 200 m for the loop impedance. This is too low for the driver and must be fixed before the driver will finish the start-up diagnostics. Switch off, fix the fault and switch on again. The loop is not open circuit but has a resistance of > 10. This is too high the output will clip on signal peaks. This is a warning and the driver will continue to operate. The heatsink is at a critical temperature and thermal protection has activated at startup. Switch off, fix the fault and switch on again. Error in the internal circuitry of the driver. Please contact Ampetronic technical support if any of these errors are seen, quoting the error message text. This message is displayed if the loop is disconnected whilst the driver is operating (e.g. if the loop is cut). This is a critical state and the output will not operate. The loop is not open circuit but has a resistance of > 10. (See notes above for startup error) The driver is overloaded and the drive current has been reduced The driver is seriously overloaded and the loop output has been shut down The internal heatsink is hot and the driver current has been reduced. The internal heatsink is too hot and the output has been turned off. The driver output maximum voltage is being exceeded and the loop signal is being clipped The driver output maximum voltage is being exceeded and the loop signal is being attenuated to prevent clipping 7. WARRANTY This product carries a five year parts and labour warranty from date of shipment from Ampetronic. To qualify for the five year warranty, the product must be registered at www.ampetronic.com (products/warranty), without which the warranty will be valid for two years only. The warranty could be invalidated if the instructions in this handbook are not followed correctly, or if the unit is misused in any way. Ampetronic T14-1 Quick Start Guide Page 3 8. BASIC SETUP METHOD a. As a minimum, connect power, loop, and audio input signals (see connections above). Enable and status connects can be used if desired. b. Connect a computer to the ethernet port as described above. Navigate to http://t14-1n.local and log on using `audioadmin' or `superadmin'. c. Browse to the `Audio' tab of the website. d. Apply an input audio signal to the unit, and increase the input gain slider for that input on the website until the compression bargraph shows about 6-12dB compression (and the AGC LED is lit) e. Enable the `combi' test signal using the website interface. Turn up the loop output current until the correct magnetic field strength (0dB re: 400mAm-1) is obtained in the intended area of use. Measure the magnetic field strength using a magnetic field strength meter. f. Enable the `pink noise' test signal using the website interface. Use the magnetic field strength meter to measure the frequency response of the magnetic field. On the website adjust the Metal Loss Control (using the dual-slope feature if necessary to correct a more complex curve), and repeat the test adjusting until the frequency response is +/- 3dB re: 1kHz value over the 100Hz to 5kHz range. g. Turn off the test signals and connect the intended audio input signals, adjusting input attenuation so that the AGC LED is lit when audio is present. 9. DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY Manufacturer: Ampetronic Ltd. Unit 2, Trentside Business Village, Farndon Road, Newark, Nottinghamshire, NG24 4XB, United Kingdom. Declares that the product: Description: Type name: Hearing / Induction Loop Driver T14-1 UP1A202-3 / DOI: FEB2023 Contents Copyright © Ampetronic Ltd 2019-2023. All rights reserved. in accordance with the following statutory instruments: 2017 No. 1206 Radio Equipment Regulations and its amending directives 2016 No. 1091 Electromagnetic Compatibility Regulations and its amending directives 2017 No. 1206 Radio Equipment Regulations and its amending directives 2012 No. 3032 RoHS in Electrical and Electronic Equipment Regulations and its amending directives 2006 No. 1907 UK REACH Regulations and its amending directives in accordance with the following directives, conforms to the following Directive(s) and Norm(s): 2014 / 35 / EU The Low Voltage Directive and its amending directives 2014 / 30 / EU The Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive and its amending directives 2011 / 65 / EU The RoHS Directive and its amending directives and has been designed and manufactured to the following specifications: Safety & General Standards: EN 50155 Railway applications. Rolling stock. Electronic equipment. EN 45545-2 Railway applications. Fire protection on railway vehicles. EMC Standards: EN 50121-3-2 Railway applications. Electromagnetic compatibility. Rolling stock apparatus. Environmental Standards: EN 61373 Railway applications. Rolling stock equipment. Shock and vibration tests and relevant referenced standards Date: J.R. Pieters Managing Director, Ampetronic Ltd. June 2022 CAUTION: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Ampetronic or an authorised partner could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at their own expense. Page 4 Ampetronic T14-1 Quick Start Guide